Cinema - Walking into another movie after yours has finished.

PseudoFamous · 02-08-2011 04:03AM

The Scientician wrote: »

I spend 20 hours a day on the internet

Lightweight.

stiffler123 · 02-08-2011 04:38AM

Ya I've done it a couple of times. I always make sure the "free movie" has been out for a few weeks though to minimize my chance of being caught.

Duggy747 · 02-08-2011 04:48AM

Never do it because there's rarely ever more than 1 decent film on. They're all crap!

Tar.Aldarion · 02-08-2011 05:10AM

my friend used to do this all the time get 2 or 3 in. seems simple to do, never any staff around.

02-08-2011 05:56AM

Four movies on a Saturday is my personal record.

Mr Benevolent · 02-08-2011 08:43AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Four movies on a Saturday is my personal record.

How's your nutsack btw?

Run_to_da_hills · 02-08-2011 08:51AM

Did this regularly a number of years back with two mates until we got caught, staff were more annoyed about the bags of food and cans we smuggled in.

I'm surprised cinemas don't cash in on this and offer all day passes.

Forest Master · 02-08-2011 08:57AM

What sort of a loser is even arsed doing this? 1 movie is enough. And you probably missed the start too - makes no sense. It's as if they're doing it just because it's free, when it's pretty-much pointless and the movie is probably sh*te.
It's like being offered a Centra roll after you've had a nice meal, and trying to cram it in just because it's free. Bums.

LJD10 · 02-08-2011 09:16AM

did it once years ago back in my student days....we went to see Scooby Doo

and it was so bad we left after 5 mins and sneaked into see Resident Evil

Not sure which one makes me more of a loser, going to see Scooby Doo or sneaking into another film

emeraldstar · 02-08-2011 09:45AM

Yeah. Once went to three movies in a row. Then Cineworld introduced allocated seating :mad:

MrStuffins · 02-08-2011 10:15AM

Forest Master wrote: »

What sort of a loser is even arsed doing this? 1 movie is enough. And you probably missed the start too - makes no sense. It's as if they're doing it just because it's free, when it's pretty-much pointless and the movie is probably sh*te.
It's like being offered a Centra roll after you've had a nice meal, and trying to cram it in just because it's free. Bums.

What? You're a loser if you want to watch one movie after another?

"And the movie is probably sh*te". And your food analogy makes no sense! it's nothing like that at all! What the hell are you on about?

phasers · 02-08-2011 10:20AM

I can't do this, I don't go to filthy multiplexes anymore.

Sometimes I go into Cineworld and ask what's showing in Screen 2 though, I love that little guy

Jet Black · 02-08-2011 10:34AM

Went to see the beverly hillbillies in my local that only had two screens,but it wasn't well signposted were it was so we just went into one and sat down. Film started and it was true lies:) Thought feck it. Got about half way in before we were kicked out. We were probably the only two to buy tickets to the hillbillies so thats how we got caught:-(

Got to see the best scene with jamie lee anyway:-)

du Maurier · 02-08-2011 10:46AM

Da Shins Kelly wrote: »

I've always wanted to try this, but my friends are such bloody do-gooders that I don't think they'd do it with me, and I wouldn't have the balls to do it on my own (although I'd probably be less likely to get caught if I was on my own, but who wants to go to a film on their own?).

I do, quite a bit, and I would imagine many do too. It's not like you get in there, the film kicks off and then you start chatting. They're not really needed once the film starts so no reason why someone wouldn't go to the cinema on their own.

MrStuffins · 02-08-2011 10:50AM

du Maurier wrote: »

I do, quite a bit, and I would imagine many do too. It's not like you get in there, the film kicks off and then you start chatting. They're not really needed once the film starts so no reason why someone wouldn't go to the cinema on their own.

I could never go to the cinema on my own. It'd be weird. But mainly because I love to enjoy movies with others. Sure I watch movies at home on my own but much prefer to watch with other people.

CrazyRabbit · 02-08-2011 11:25AM

Aoifey! wrote: »

I've done it a few times, works best if there's an upstairs in the cinema as there aren't generally many workers around. I used to hide in the bathroom til all the people from the first had left and then walk into the next one as the crowd was coming.

That makes me sound like such a scabby bastard

At least you end up paying a decent price...per movie.

Adamantium · 02-08-2011 12:20PM

Bourne Ultimantum followed by Transformers 1,(the only good one) which my brother had gone to see, only missed the first two minutes!

Nice Combo!

Sky King · 02-08-2011 12:26PM

sock puppet wrote: »

No way I'd spend that much time in a cinema! I'd have gotten rickets by the time I came out.

Are you saying tickets in a Scooby Doo voice, and if so, why?

Dunjohn · 02-08-2011 12:29PM

"Rickets" is actually a thing.

/buzzkill

Sky King · 02-08-2011 12:30PM

Oh.

I liked it better when I thought it was an impromptu mid sentence scooby doo impression.

Lone Stone · 02-08-2011 12:34PM

I did it once when i was a teenager it was hilarious, because the film we snuck into had boobs in it and we just kept laughing BOOOBS

Godsentme · 02-08-2011 01:33PM

Aoifey! wrote: »

I've done it a few times, works best if there's an upstairs in the cinema as there aren't generally many workers around. I used to hide in the bathroom til all the people from the first had left and then walk into the next one as the crowd was coming.

That makes me sound like such a scabby bastard

You sound like a scabby bastard!

Forest Master · 02-08-2011 01:40PM

MrStuffins wrote: »

What? You're a loser if you want to watch one movie after another?

"And the movie is probably sh*te". And your food analogy makes no sense! it's nothing like that at all! What the hell are you on about?

Yes - 1 movie is enough for me - 2 movies in a row is too much, IMO.

And the food analogy is perfect - someone offers you a big roll, you've already eaten, but you cram it in anyway just because it's free. And you don't even get a say as to what's on the roll - and a bit might even be gone from it.

emeraldstar · 02-08-2011 01:41PM

Forest Master wrote: »

Yes - 1 movie is enough for me - 2 movies in a row is too much, IMO.

And the food analogy is perfect - someone offers you a big roll, you've already eaten, but you cram it in anyway just because it's free. And you don't even get a say as to what's on the roll - and a bit might even be gone from it.

But what if you've had your roll and you're still hungry?

Forest Master · 02-08-2011 01:45PM

Lone Stone wrote: »

I did it once when i was a teenager it was hilarious, because the film we snuck into had boobs in it and we just kept laughing BOOOBS

I found boobs funny when I was 10. By the time I was a teenager I was jizzing on them (and by jizzing, I mean feeling them with my hand).

johnny_ultimate · 02-08-2011 01:46PM

Forest Master wrote: »

Yes - 1 movie is enough for me - 2 movies in a row is too much, IMO.

Never been to a film festival then? Nothing like binging on three or four great films in a day.

Except for when you have five minutes to leg it over from the Screen to Cineworld.

Skerries · 02-08-2011 01:50PM

Cineworld is the best for this
if i am on holidays and staying at home i work out all the times of the films so that they all start one after another and head in
i have done 3 films in a rown loads of times but i must try for the 4th which i nearly did once
and the great thing is that there is a bar so i can have a pint in between each sitting, sweet!

the_syco · 02-08-2011 01:51PM

_Tipsbymark wrote: »

Does anyone regularly do this? Ever gotten caught?

For anybody working in cinemas, do you catch people doing this regularly?

Yes, no, yes.

The knackers down the road from the cinema I once worked in would often do this. There was only one traveller who'd pay his way, but the knackers never would.

=-=

One bad thing about watching 3 or 4 films in a row: you can't really tell the storyline of the films, as it incorporates all the films you saw :P

Forest Master · 02-08-2011 01:53PM

emeraldstar wrote: »

But what if you've had your roll and you're still hungry?

Then you're a fat greedy hog.

MrStuffins · 02-08-2011 01:58PM

Forest Master wrote: »

Yes - 1 movie is enough for me - 2 movies in a row is too much, IMO.

And how exactly does watching 2 movies make you a loser?

And the food analogy is perfect - someone offers you a big roll, you've already eaten, but you cram it in anyway just because it's free. And you don't even get a say as to what's on the roll - and a bit might even be gone from it.

No, it's nothing like food. You eat food to sustain your body. To keep yourself alive. Movies are entertainment. When one is over you don't get "Full".

Your analogy also assumes that the 2nd part of the food, the roll, is of lower quality than the fine meal. How does this have to be the case? You can have a massive meal and have another of the same quality put in front of you but the fact that you've already eaten will either stop you from eating it or will ruin your enjoyment of it. This is not the case with movies. The enjoyment of the second will not be hampered because you've already seen a movie.

it's actually quite amazing you need me to explain this to you!

Your analogy makes zero sense and you're talking through your arse!

Cinema - Walking into another movie after yours has finished.

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